Sai Krishna is the Founding Chairman of Global Cyber Security Forum, a leading non-profit technology community with over 21,000+ members globally. Sai brings GCS Forum a strong strategic vision, value and 18 years of technology expertise having worked with global stalwarts and built successful product start-ups.
Cyber-attacks are today’s worst nightmare for individuals and enterprises. Increasing digitization and transformation at consumer and enterprise-level not only creates a huge dependency on technology for efficiency and speed but, also poses serious security risk due to cyber-criminals
WHAT IS THE VISION AND MISSION OF GLOBAL CYBER SECURITY FORUM?
Global Cyber Security Forum is the world’s leading non-profit community of technology professionals with one vision and mission – to connect, collaborate and protect. GCS Forum members carry deep expertise in information security and volunteer for various forum impact activities such as security training, thought leadership workshops, events, community awareness programmes to students, government, institutions and law enforcement agencies on information security.
WHAT ARE THE MAJOR CHALLENGES IN BUILDING SECURED SOCIETY IN THE ADVENT OF TECHNOLOGY?
Technology as a model has long embraced and evolved from convergence, automation, intelligence and now actionability. Security, unfortunately, comes at last. In the 21st century, technology is reaching out to the last leg of society to connect the seven billion unconnected population along with trillions of devices from various fronts such as consumer electronics, enterprise services and governance. Ensuring privacy, control, quality and security at that scale is a great challenge in the modern technology-led world.
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WHAT ARE THE NEW INITIATIVES OF THE GLOBAL CYBER SECURITY FORUM?
GCS Forum has recently entered into an MOU with Kenes, Israel to host some of the world’s leading cyber-security experts for discussing the pressing needs of information security and planning strategic roadmap to address the future challenges. In addition, we are also setting up Special Interest Group (SIG) with the world’s top security researchers and engineers to identify the root causes and provide advanced threat intelligence.
GCS Forum has also initiated a community awareness programme, where our volunteers will conduct security awareness sessions at leading private and public schools across the world.